Play Better Rhythm Guitar: Chords Workshop 2 l Steve Stine Guitar
In this Chords Workshop (recorded live), Steve’s going to talk about different approaches to strumming, so you can play better rhythm guitar and sound great when you play your favorite songs.
For more chord tips from Steve, check out his new course Chord Mastery: https://guitarzoom.com/chordmastery/promo/
Learning how to play the guitar always requires both skill and practice. One of the things that are valuable in guitar playing is its rhythm. Without rhythm, music will be blunt to listen to.
Rhythm in guitar playing requires more time of practice and there are always different ways of learning it. In this episode, you will be learning one of the most difficult and challenging skills to enhance when playing the guitar-- the rhythm and its elements. You will be learning the importance of guitar rhythm and its patterns and how it changes the way you play.
However, you can learn it at a not so difficult pace when you listen to this podcast! Keep strumming!
Highlights:
- How to concentrate on the rhythm section
- Finding the groove to the music you're listening to
- Understanding the importance of having the power of dynamics
- Having unlimited ups and downs while playing organically
- How to keep the rhythm going whilst moving away from the guitar and coming back
- Feeling the ups and downs and the difference it makes
- Importance of knowing the relationship between notes
- Using all the ups and how it affects the sound of what you're playing
- Learning how to organically move away from the strings and come back in
- Chromagnant strumming
- Importance of rhythm when playing
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Links:
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- Songs Channel → https://www.youtube.com/user/GuitarSo... .